Son yells at and assaults girlfriend during family disturbance, Phoenix AZ


A family disturbance was reported near N 22nd Dr in Phoenix. A son was yelling at and physically assaulting his girlfriend while an elderly woman called 911. Others at the scene tried to prevent the call. A dog was present. The complainant waited on the front porch with shouting heard in the background.
Audio|Source: Maricopa County Sheriff - West
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Transcript:
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With an open line with an elderly 101[1] on the 911,
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says that the son was out of control.
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We could hear people in the background.
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The female caller was saying that the son was screaming and yelling at the girlfriend and was getting physical with her.
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But then there was people in the background telling her to calm down and not call 911.
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3.43 can you have no.
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24. And 4.
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Mary, 232.
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2-2-2-2 can use on us call make sure to talk-ground switch to t-a-1 place
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so can you time I'm that?
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Do we have the units on this call for service switch their talk-ground radio said t-a-slash-1?
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Thank you. 3.42.
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Can you arm into the 670, please? Thank you.
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24.
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47 Adam[2] Permanary 232, asking to switch to talk around tack one.
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20, please.
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4819, thank you.
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One 4. Thank you.
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Oh, nice, for the port, thank you.
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Thank you. Thank you.
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32, 343 and 3701 B-5.
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So I do have a DAW that's going to be secured in the backyard.
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Our complaint is going to be waiting on the front porch, and our call picker can hear a male yelling in the background now.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
101: Female (used as a code for a female person, subject, or caller)
[2]
Adam: Phonetic code for the letter A, often used in unit or identifier designations.
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Location mentioned:
Near N 22nd Dr, Phoenix, AZ 85021
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